The phrase "as reflected throughout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is consistently shown or demonstrated in various parts of a text or discussion.
Example: "The themes of resilience and determination are evident, as reflected throughout the narrative."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated throughout" or "as shown throughout".
The need for DNA building blocks, before and after these barriers have been disrupted, explains why nucleotide metabolism is increased throughout tumorigenesis, as reflected by the early persistent upregulation we observed in the REACTOME PURINE RIBONUCLEOSIDE MONOPHOSPHATE BIOSYNTHESIS pathway and also by that of the KEGG PYRIMIDINE METABOLISM pathway.
In this session, students display the steady build of giving/receiving feedback skills that has occurred throughout the year as reflected in their feedback evaluations.
The patients did not change their antidiabetes medications throughout the study, as reflected by recorded types and doses of antidiabetes medication, expect for one patient who developed a hypoglycemic event 7 days after receiving 0.1 mg/kg gevokizumab.
However, since the rate of delivery of carbohydrate to the colon varies by about 30-fold throughout the day, with peaks occurring after meals (41), the rate of fermentation likely varies throughout the day as reflected in variable serum SCFA concentrations which also peak after meals (13).
In summary, this study describes the presence of dysplastic processes throughout the cerebral cortex of individuals with ASD as reflected in measurements of cortical thickness.
In our study, no major changes in either cardiac preload (as reflected by ITBV) or vascular tone (as roughly reflected by SVR) occurred throughout the observation period.
As can be seen, the prosodic structure as reflected by the configuration of underlying accent commands aligned with accented syllables remains intact throughout all conditions, although the amplitudes Aa, durations, and alignments of commands vary.
Pain-related functional impairment, as reflected by the BPI-SF composite pain interference score in daily life, substantially declined throughout the study (from 6.2±1.5 to 3.4±2.1; P<0.0001).
In the Financial Times, Tim Bradshaw saw the way the authors refer to Jobs "as 'Steve' throughout but call everyone else by their last name" as reflecting an approach "too protective of their subject".
The bulk collagen data show variations between sites and over time, which are consistent with this historical framework and are interpreted as reflecting environmental change and differences in animal management in the coastal plain throughout the late Holocene.
